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Pregame vibes at Folsom

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@julianlewis10 ➡️ @charles.williams8

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Juju had no doubt the Buffs would get it done.

“Having confident in my teammates, having confidence in Coach @brennan_marion4 , having confident in coach @deionsanders , having confidence in the offense. We trust each other, we worked for it. We knew it was going to happen. GOD DID for us.” @julianlewis10

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Juju and the Buffs pull up 🧳

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🎥 @denversportsmedia / Jacob Hock

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INSIDE THE SECONDARY: PART 1

The first thing that stood out during my one-on-one interview with Randon Fontenette was his size. At 6-foot-3 and 220 pounds, the Vanderbilt transfer is massive for a defensive back and Colorado plans to use that physicality throughout its secondary.

Coach Prime called CU’s cornerbacks and safeties future pros. That belief means something to Fontenette.

“Coach Prime ain’t going to lie to you. When it’s time to slide, we’re going to slide for him.”

Fontenette arrives in Boulder after starting 24 games across two seasons at Vanderbilt. Now he brings size, experience and versatility to a Colorado secondary carrying professional expectations.

Stay tuned for PART 2

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Safety: @gogettarando
Head Coach: @deionsanders
Media Day: @cubuffsfootball

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For the first time under Coach Prime, Colorado has taken fall camp on the road.

Instead of staying in Boulder, the Buffaloes are spending the week at Fountain-Fort Carson High School in Colorado Springs with one goal: bring the team closer together.

Coach Prime said getting away from campus has allowed the Buffs to spend every moment together, building chemistry on and off the field.

Tight End Zach Atkins says that culture is already making an impact, crediting Coach Prime for challenging him to become a better leader and develop a “next play mentality.”

Will the change pay off when the Buffs open the season?

// Follow for more Colorado Buffaloes Football //

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Colorado rebuilt its defense with size, speed and versatility but these five newcomers could decide how quickly the Buffs take a real step forward.

Which newcomer becomes a @big12conference star?

Find out every Tuesday at 6pm this season on (Youtube).

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The Buffs are in the building for Big 12 Football Media Days at AT&T Stadium.

Colorado’s group in Frisco: Julian Lewis, Zach Atkins, Ben Finneseth, Naeten Mitchell, Danny Scudero, and Cree Thomas.

Follow for more from @big12conference 🏈 Media Day

( Video by @lnr_4 )

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Colorado just offered one of the YOUNGEST and BIGGEST prospects on its radar.

Devyn West is an incoming high school freshman Fairview High School in Boulder. He already checks in at 6-6, 300 pounds, and the Buffs moved early after getting him on campus.

The size jumps out immediately, but the bigger recruiting story now is whether Colorado can stay in this one for the long haul.

Early offer. Massive frame. Recruitment starts now.

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Derrick White is back at Colorado in a formal new role, and the program is also receiving a $2 million family gift.

The return of the former Buffs star is now directly tied to the future of Colorado men’s basketball, roster strategy, program growth, and long-term investment.

Photo/video @carlsbryant @denversportsmedia

Derrick White made the biggest thing clear right away: this is not just a title or a press conference stop.

“I am passionate about CU,” White said as Colorado introduced him as the program’s first President of Basketball Strategy.

Derrick White, Colorado basketball, Buffs culture, long-term program growth, and bringing one of the program’s biggest success stories back into the building to help shape what comes next.

Fernando Lovo gave the biggest headline quote of the day.

“What Derrick and his family are doing for this program … it changes our trajectory.”

That is why this moment matters. Colorado is not just celebrating Derrick White’s return the Buffs are tying one of their biggest basketball success stories directly into the future of the program through leadership, long-term involvement, and a $2 million family investment.

Tad Boyle gave the quote that explained why this move matters beyond today.

“He’s here because he wants Colorado basketball to be great in the years ahead, not just this year.”

That is the bigger story. Derrick White’s return is not just about a title or a $2 million family gift. Colorado is bringing one of its biggest basketball success stories back into the program to help shape the future of Buffs basketball.

Spencer Dinwiddie and KJ Simpson representing two important Colorado basketball eras during Derrick White’s return shows the broader alumni connection around Buffs basketball, former players, program identity, and the future of Colorado men’s basketball.

The future of Colorado basketball was in the room too.

Colorado men’s basketball players Noah Feddersen, Barrington Hargress, Josiah Sanders, and Eric Jacobsen at Derrick White’s introductory press conference connect White’s new role directly to Buffs player development, roster building, current team culture, and the future of Colorado basketball.

T Derrick White walks through a doorway at Colorado during an announcement about his new role with the Buffs men's basketball program and a $2 million family gift.

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Colorado’s first ever President of Basketball Strategy.

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𝘽𝙍𝙀𝘼𝙆𝙄𝙉𝙂 𝙉𝙀𝙒𝙎: Derrick White is officially coming back to Colorado in a major new way.

The former Legend Titan, Colorado Buffs star, and current Celtics guard will be introduced Wednesday as Colorado men’s basketball’s first President of Basketball Strategy. On top of that, White and his family are donating $2 million to the program.

Stay tuned for more from @dwhite921 tomorrow 🎤 Graphic announcing Derrick White’s return to Colorado men’s basketball as the program’s first President of Basketball Strategy, with text noting a $2 million family donation to the Buffs.

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